To make level or plane together; to smooth or flatten in conjunction with something else.
From Latin 'con-' (together) + 'planus' (level, flat), creating a verb meaning shared leveling or smoothing, following typical Latin verb-building patterns.
Medieval craftspeople probably used 'conplane' when they needed to smooth two pieces of wood so they'd fit together perfectly—it captures the collaborative effort of precision work.
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